jenny / 30s / still here, still a tired, liver-shaped dinosaur (foxaboxen/airmidgoby@twt, foxaboxen@bsky, rangiferina everywhere else)
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Fan concept: Brim Tartah

Still not caught up—but full body of my brim hat tartah design!


Flat and pre-designs
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Underground is a weird place
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A SECOND FAMILY PORTRAIT HAS HIT THE CASTLEVANIA TOWERS
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N.C. Wyeth, Herons in Summer, 1941. Oil on canvas.
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Dragonfly
Rod Smith
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Cleaning women washing a crucifix, 1938
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Demon Hunters through generations 🎶 K-Pop Demon Hunters (2025)
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there’s something so beautifully sisyphean about following a sports team. each season is a cycle of pushing a boulder up a hill, and every time you think, maybe this is the time we’ll get it to the top of the hill. we just need to keep pushing that boulder. then when it rolls down again, you think, okay, maybe this time is different. maybe if we’re sufficiently hopeful and lucky and hardworking we can push that boulder to the top of the hill. and then it rolls down again. and then you decide to keep pushing the boulder —
and it’s maddening. but it’s also kind of nice…because there’s always the next season, and there’s always the same boulder, so you start to almost feel fond of the boulder. and wouldn’t it feel amazing if you did get it to the top of the hill one day? and wasn’t it kind of fun to push the boulder, even if it was painful in real time? anyway, one must imagine sports fans happy
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Honeybees in clover. In Field and Forest. 1928.
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Piero Dorazio (1927-2005) “Another Way” 1965 Huile sur toile. - Heritage Auctions.
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princess mononoke + scenery
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